A 25-year-old Asian expatriate sustained severe injuries in a major collision in Al Khudaira, Sharjah, on Friday. Prompt intervention by an Air Ambulance crew saved the man’s life after receiving an urgent request from the National Ambulance to transport him to Al Dhaid Hospital.
The accident occurred in a remote area and involved a collision between two vehicles, one of which flipped onto the sand while the other remained partially on the road. The UAE Ministry of Interior shared footage of the aftermath, showing authorities cordoning off the scene and the rescue operation in progress.
The Air Ambulance team swiftly arrived at the scene, performed immediate lifesaving treatment on the injured man, and transported him to the hospital.
Efficient Response Saves a Life
The video released by the Ministry highlights the coordinated efforts of the rescue team. The area was quickly secured to allow the Air Ambulance to land, and medical professionals administered critical care to stabilize the victim before airlifting him.
Emergency services emphasized the importance of rapid response in such incidents. “Timely intervention is crucial in severe cases like this, especially in secluded areas where traditional transport may take longer,” said an official from the National Ambulance service.
Safety Concerns Highlighted
Authorities have reiterated the need for caution while driving, particularly in remote regions where road conditions can vary. Frequent awareness campaigns are conducted in the UAE to encourage safe driving practices and reduce the risk of accidents.
While the cause of the collision remains under investigation, officials urge drivers to follow traffic regulations and maintain vigilance to ensure safety for all road users.
This incident underscores the UAE’s commitment to leveraging advanced emergency services, including air ambulance operations, to save lives and provide swift medical care in critical situations.
The injured man remains under medical care at Al Dhaid Hospital as authorities continue to investigate the accident.
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